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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1947

Page

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Sidney Guard Organization Is Inspected

Col Wm May of the Fifth Army inspected Company K 134th Infantry Nebraska National Guard at the City Auditorium. The board recommended federal recognition. 180 man strength including 65 NCOs and seven officers. about 26 enlisted signed now, with ongoing recruiting. Pay ranges from 2.50 to 5.50 per meeting. Equipment planned includes rifles machine guns mortars bazookas a 57 mm rifle jeeps trailers and trucks.

134Th Infantry Nebraska National Guard Wm. May Fifth Army City Auditorium Lawrence Clinton Neal Atkins Dark Lincoln John Leahy North Platte Hans Holtorf Scottsbluff Clinton National Guard Legion Room Neal Company K

Radio Station Hope Grows for Sidney Venture

Local boosters report increasing interest in a Sidney radio station with outsiders visiting, lawyers consulted on forming a mostly local capital corporation, and a potential 250 watt full time operation to attract national advertising revenue. Les Hilliard of KOLT at Scottbluff suggests readiness with equipment as Alliance and Bridgeport eye Sidney. A new local newspaper may also be launched amid these talks.

Sidney Alliance Bridgeport Les ‘Hilliard KOLT Scottebluff

Don Reid Orchestra to Perform at City Auditorium

Chet Krueger brings Don Reid and his dance orchestra to the city auditorium next Tuesday November 4 for a big time dance attraction. Reid spent years as a featured trombonist with top national bands and is rising in leading dance organizations. He tours to Denver next for a Rainbow ballroom engagement and gained early prominence at Carnegie Tech aiding writers and publishers.

Chet Krueger Don Reid City Auditorium Reid Denver Rainbow Ballroom Carnegie Tech Dick Powell

Hallowe'en Party Planned For Scout Troop 90

Troop 90 of the Boy Scouts will meet at the bandshell Wednesday night for a Hallowe'en party. Special entertainment and refreshments have been planned for the meeting. Troop 90, sponsored by the American Legion post in Sidney, meets every Wednesday night at 7 30.

Boy Scouts Elmer Torgerson Troop American Legion Post Sidney

Frahm Sues Over Car Injuries for Damages

Henry Frahm 76 a former caretaker at the Hardy apartments files in district court seeking 11106 damages and costs from Gene Cole for injuries from a May 4 auto collision. Frahm alleges gross negligence, describes bruises to the knee arm chest and a head gash, seven days hospital confinement, and lost wages. He seeks 10000 in damages plus 577 medical costs and 575 wages and asks the defendant to answer by November 24.

Clerk of the District Court Henry Frahm Gene Cole Frahm Hardy Apartments Cole Jackson Street Jackson Roche

Revenue Office Closed Two Weeks in Sidney

The internal revenue office in the Sidney post office basement will close for two weeks. Deputy collector Myrle Hoffman will attend the annual revenue school in Grand Island to learn new information and refresh collectors’ knowledge.

Internal Revenue Office Sidney Post Office Myrle Hoffman Hoffman Grand Island

Halloween Events Planned for Weekend Entertainment

The Fox Theatre will host a midnight Friday showing of The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer with Cary Grant Shirley Temple and Myrna Loy plus a magic act by Jimmy Campbell. A Friday masquerade at the Wheat Belt Club and a hard times party at the Sioux Ordnance Depot Officers Club are planned. Saturday features the St Mertha’s Guild Halloween Dance at the city auditorium with Frank Dedrick’s band. The American Legion and VFW clubs report strong attendance and growing programs.

Fox Theatre Frida Bobby Sexer Cary Grant Shirley Temple Sioux Ordnance Depot Officers Club Sidney City Auditorium Frank Dedrick St. Mertha’s Guild of the Episcopal Church

Beckmann Begins Texaco Station Project at Illinois and 8th

Ground was broken two weeks ago for a Texaco service station at the corner of Illinois and 8th Avenue built by H F Beckmann Sidney dealer in Oldsmobile and Cadillac cars. The 51 by 30 foot Hollostone building will be white and green with a built up asphalt roof.

Texaco Illinois and 8Th Avenue H. F. Beckmann Sidney Dealer Oldsmobile Cadillac

Paving On No 30 Nearing November Completion

Highway 30 between Bryle and Big Springs junction is being paved and should open to traffic in late November. Five miles of the 65 mile stretch are finished with grading complete. Missouri Valley Construction employs about 100 workers after an initial labor shortage.

Bryle Big Springs David O. Coolidge Missouri Valley Construction Company

Farm Bureau to Meet November 8 in Cheyenne County

Cheyenne county Farm Bureau board met at the courthouse to plan the annual meeting at City Auditorium on Saturday November 8. A 11 30 a m covered dish luncheon precedes the 1 pm program and business meeting in the Legion rooms. Guest speaker will be Mr Miller from the University of Nebraska department of chemurgy discussing new products from local crops.

Cheyenne County Farm Bureau Board City Auditorium Legion Rooms Miller Department of Chemurgy University of Nebraska

Teachers End 1947 Session

Teachers resumed classes after a two day recess during the 6th district convention in Alliance where over a thousand attended. Speakers urged collaboration with agriculture business and labor to improve understanding and citizenship. Prof Harold Wise noted rapid education via visual aids and 50 to 60 classifications in visual education. Chief Justice Robert Simmons urged training for good citizenship and universal citizenship. Dr Harold Benjamin called for a $2400 minimum salary and improved school conditions.

Alliance Agriculture, Business Labor Harold E Wise University of Nebraska Robert Simmons Nebraska Supreme Court Harold Benjamin College of Education University of Maryland

Famed Infantry Chorus Opens Sidney Art Series November 7

The DePaul Infantry Chorus 35 voices led by Leonard dePaul will perform in Sidney on Friday November 7 as the opening act of the Sidney Greater Artists Series. Originated in 1942 by soldiers of the 372nd Infantry at Fort Dix, the chorus rose to fame through War Bond rallies and Army broadcasts.

dePaul Infantry Chorus Leonard dePaul Sidney 372Nd Infantry Fort Dix N. J Army Hall Johnson 372Nd United States Roosevelt dePauwr Infantry Reveille Spain

District Governor 7 Rotary to Visit Sidney Friday

District Governor 7 of Rotary will travel to Sidney on Friday to meet with local Rotary officials and address the Sidney club. The visit aims to discuss club activities and regional Rotary initiatives.

Jack Kroh to Visit Rotary District Governor

Ogallala publisher and Rotary district governor Jack Kroh will address the Sidney Rotary Club Friday night. He is retired after 23 years as a newspaper publisher and now focuses on Rotary work across 35 clubs and 78 regions, aiding club administration and service activities. Honor students from local schools were guests at last Friday’s meeting.

Jack Kroh Ogallala Sidney Rotary Club Kroh Rotary Sidney Club Hull A. Cook Leon Fine Rotary International Kathleen Agnew Beverly Lyngholm Dean Steward

Scout Leaders Plan Meeting

The Sidney Boy Scout council held its monthly meeting at the Town and Country Drive-In to hear committee reports and plan the November district meeting. Harold Hemphill Ted Tillotson Francis Hiner chaired committees. Mrs. Edgar A. Sayre was named chair of arrangements. officers will be elected. district units include Sidney Ordville Gurleys Dalton troops and Cub packs in Ordville and Sidney.

Boy Scout Council of Sidney Town and Country Drive-In Harold Hemphill Mitchell Boy Scouts Ted Tillotson Francis Hiner Edgar A. Sayre George Hossack John Elwell Frank Boyle Vergal Winn Ordville Gurleys Dalton

Wheat Slips Below Three Dollars On Chicago Board

Wheat weakened on the Chicago board of trade Saturday as speculation rose over the government's anti inflation program. Prices of other major commodities also fell for the second straight day and the New York stock market ended its first losing week since mid September. Wheat dropped to under $3 a bushel after Friday’s 10 cent drop in response to President Truman's call for a special session of Congress.

Chicago Board of Trade New York Truman Congress

REA stockholder meeting set for Friday in Pine Bluffs

The REA stockholders meeting in Pine Bluffs Friday at 1 P M will decide on separating the Pine Bluffs Rural Electric Co district from The Wheat Belt Electric Membership Association district based in Sidney. A sale of properties to the Sidney REA affiliate could speed construction of nearly 500 miles of line to farms north and east. Lars EK Nelson died Saturday in a Sidney hospital at age 99. funeral in Potter on Wednesday.

REA Pine Bluffs Sidney Lars EK. Nelson Mr. Nelson Potter Craig Carl Larson James Johnson Clarence Johnson Chris Nelson Jack Nelson John Rasmussen Nelson James M. Nelson Cheyenne County Denmark United States Anne Marie Jensen Dixon Illinois Fremont Soquel Calif Edward M Elmer K Washington D. C Katherine Keith Hereford Calo Agnes Lockhart Peetz Gladys Bertramson Vernon A Lutheran Church Wes Re Patton Neotraska

Jaycees Back Safety Campaign In Sidney Meet

The Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a National Safety Council meeting in Sidney during the first week of November to form a local Sidney Safety Council. Nebraska Safety Council member J K Mahr spoke at the Jaycees meeting and Dwight Havens is expected to address. Harold Baker and DeKarr named to arrangements committee.

National Safety Council Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycee J. K. Mahr Nebraska Safety Council Safety Council For Dwight Havens Harold Baker DeKarr The Jaycees

Sidney resident loses part of hand in hunting accident

John Livoni, a prominent Sidney figure and gun expert living at Ordville, slipped during a hunt sixteen miles southeast and fractured his left hand. He reached aid after blacking out, with a torn index finger, partial thumb injury, and grazing shot to his leg. He was taken to Sioux Ordnance Depot hospital for treatment.

John Livoni Sidney Sioux Ordnance Depot Livoni Arnold Braasch Benkiewicz Florian Eugene Benkiewicz West Nebraska Ordnance Depot Ordville

Judge Fines Itinerant Farm Worker in County Court

Fines of 525 dollars were levied on Lloyd Brower 44 Nashville Ga in Kimball county court for intoxication and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after the child’s mother reported her missing Brower had worked in the Kimball area for three weeks this incident was reported by the Western Nebraska Observer.

Lloyd Brower Nashville Kimball County Brower Kimball Western Nebraska Observer

Pioneer Settler Heads Homeward Tour to Norway

Nels Thorstensen a Potter area pioneer left Sunday on the streamliner to New York and will sail October 31 aboard the Gripsholm for Norway. He plans an extended visit near Oslo with relatives after homesteading in the U S since the early 1880s. His son Palmer farms Thorstensen land. This is his second trip back to his homeland, previously visiting in 1900.

Nels Thorstensen Potter New York City Gripsholm Norway Oslo Thorstensen United States Palmer Thorston Mr. Thorstensen

Maddox Plans New Building for Sidney Motor Company

O. L. Maddox & Sons will erect a new 50000 dollar L shaped building at 1403 Illinois to expand the Sidney motor company. The 33 by 44 showroom will face Highway 30 with glass windows and an eight team service area. Leo Sampson will run parts and tires, Harlan Maddox foreman, Dick Layton and Gaylord Maddox sales. four current mechanics likely to grow.

Sidney O. L. Maddox & Sons Motor Company Illinois Leo Sampson Harlan Maddox Dick Layton Gaylord Maddox Fischer and Neinhuser Maddox

Vets Offered Farm Course at Sidney High School

An institutional program on farm and ranch training for veterans is under way at Sidney High School led by Louis B. Neuman. LeMoyne Johnson will teach part time, with a limit of 15 students, while plans seek additional instructors to expand enrollment and complete two to four year courses aligned with VA and State Vocational Education requirements.

Sidney High School Louis B. Neuman Neuman Veterans Administration Vocation Education Department State of Nebraska LeMoyne Johnson University of Nebraska Lodgepole Johnson

Patrick Will Heads Western Nebraska Jewelers Guild

Glenn Patrick of Sidney was elected president of the Western Nebraska Jewelers and Watch Makers Guild at a Scottsbluff meeting. Louis Evans of Gering is vice president and Williamson of Scottsbluff secretary treasurer. The first meeting laid out plans for monthly meetings in towns across Rushville, Gordon, Alliance, Gering, Scottsbluff, Mitchell, Chadron, Crawford, Bridgeport, Kimball and Sidney.

Glenn Patrick Sidney Western Nebraska Jewelers and Watchmakers ‘Guild Scottsbluff Patrick Louis Evans Gering Williamson Rushville Gordon Alliance Mitchell Chadron Crawford Bridgeport Kimball

Thousands of Driver Licenses Sold Amid Renewal Deadline

A total of 5114 licenses were sold up to Saturday afternoon, county treasurer Herbert Sevens said. He stressed October 31 as the final renewal date without examination. Each license costs two dollars and is valid for two years.

Herbert Sevens Stevens

Fireproof Building Auction Offered by Gurley Village

The Village of Gurley announces an auction this Thursday October 30 at 2 PM for a 12 by 20 foot fireproof building previously used as the fire house. It features double front doors and a metal roof and sides. Auctioneer Bob Miller oversees the sale.

Gurley Bob Miller

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sidney Guard Organization Hallowe’en American Legion Club VFW Beckmann E. W. Ward J. F. Springer Chappell Highway 30 Coolidge Farm Bureau Famed Infantry Chorus DePaul RAF Roger Yung Virgil Thomson Captain dePaul Broadway J. S. Kroh Donald Shipman Marian Sherwood St. Patrick's Academy Patricia Gleason Francis Kuml Joan Kirwin Vincent Heeg Scout Leaders Larsh Ninty Potter Area 14Th Avenue Watchmakers
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